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Jacobob Press LLC
Jacobob Press LLC

Category:  Sports/Recreation
Publisher: Jacobob Press LLC

ISBN-10:  0977281795

Type: Non-Fiction

Pages: 116

Copyright: 
Aug 22, 2007
ISBN-13: 9780977281794


This is a great book for beginning youth football coaches. It has many drills and plays to help get a team started in learning the fundamentals.

This book has many drills to help build a teams speed, coordination, agility, and basic fundamental football skills, it has offensive, defensive, and special teams plays covering all phases of the game: 75 different drills, and 80 different plays to help out youth coaches. it explains how to call out runs, passes, and defenses.



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"My suggestion is to use the time you have each week to maximize what you want to teach. For little kids it's better to use 15 minute sessions and rotate the groups. You get more teaching accomplished this way, and the kids don't as bored."


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"As a first year head coach, I was looking for any and all sources of information on youth football. I was busy trying to get my practice on schedule setting up a defense and finding what offensive plays would work at the youth level. What an invaluable source of information Bob Swope's drill and playbook was. It became my bible for getting my first year ten year olds team on track. We finished with four wins and three losses, and Bob's book on youth football saved me a lot of time, and allowed me to focus on drills that worked. Wonderful source of information and I highly recommend it.
Patrick Agnew, Football Coach
Chesterfield Football Association



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